An estimated 567 million more people were covered by essential health services without experiencing catastrophic health spending in 2025, an increase of 136 million compared with 2024.
This progress was driven by expanded services for diseases like HIV and tuberculosis, improved sanitation, and a growing health workforce.
But gaps remain, including in diabetes care, measles surveillance and protection from health costs.
Explore the full report to see what’s driving progress and where more action is needed 👉 www.who.int/news/item/23-04-2026-who-repor...
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